Though we've already seen HP's 23-inch 2311xi IPS LED backlit monitor-- the first of its consumer monitors to feature in-plane switching technology -- it's getting a second turn in the spotlight today ...

Let's face it: Most desktop monitor speakers are so underpowered and tinny sounding that they are virtually unlistenable at high volumes. If you like your music loud but don't have a good set of ...

This week the folks at HP have introduced a relatively large new IPS LED backlit display aimed at taking on "extra-wide" viewing angles in several different computing environments. This monitor is ...

As larger and higher resolution displays become more common, manufacturers are relying on other differentiators to make their product stand out. HP's Envy 27 is one such different monitor, packed with ...

For 2013, HP announced twelve new LED monitors, including the world’s first display with integrated Beats Audio, the HP ENVY 27-inch IPS Monitor. Developed collaboratively with Beats by Dr. Dre, it ...

Today in Vegas, HP revealed a new monitor lineup slated for release over the next two months, including what it calls the first-ever display integrating audio from Beats. All of the new models come ...

The HP Compaq LA2405x is a standard 24-inch LED-backlit monitor that features a 1,920 x 1,200 pixels resolution, a 1,000:1 typical contrast ratio, a 300cd/m2 brightness and a 5ms response time. The ...

HP is now offering you a new Full HD monitor, the EliteDisplay E221c. Aimed at business users, this new 21.5-inch IPS LED-backlight monitor provides 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, 5,000,000:1 dynamic ...

Today things are officially off and running with CES 2013, and what better way to start some announcements from HP then with a host of new Windows 8 PC monitors. HP has a slew of 5 new monitor series.

HP has this week announced that is will be launching a new line of monitors on February 3rd 2013 that will come equipped with Beats audio technology. The new range of HP Beats monitors will feature ...

Let's face it: Most desktop monitor speakers are so underpowered and tinny sounding that they are virtually unlistenable at high volumes. If you like your music loud but don't have a good set of ...